1. The document outlines steps for becoming a YouTuber, beginning with equipment like a camera (phone camera is sufficient) and optional tripod. Regular uploading of engaging, passionate content is important. 2. Showing your personality and making content you would watch yourself is key. No one wants to watch someone boring or fake. 3. Editing is important to make videos look professional and engaging. Only include clips that add to the story. Promotion on social media is also important to build an audience.

1. By Chelsie Brandrick
How To Be A YouTuber Script
September 20th 2016
1. EXT. STREET. DAY
CHELSIE
Being a YouTuber is great. It allows you to be
creative and freely express yourself. So if you’re
thinking about becoming a YouTuber, then here are
a few steps to help you.
2. EXT. PARK. DAY
CHELSIE
Step one is all about equipment. You’ll need to
own a camera that can record video but it doesn’t
have to be expensive, you can use your phone.
Chelsie holds up camera and iPhone as they are mentioned in
the dialogue.
A tripod isn’t an essential purchase but it can
assist you if you don’t have anyone to help you
film.
Chelsie approaches set up tripod and attaches the camera to
tripod whilst delivering the dialogue.
That brings us onto step two. Your content is really
important, so you need to upload regularly.
Chelsie walks in front of the camera whilst delivering
dialogue.

2. By Chelsie Brandrick
3. EXT. MULITPLE LOCATIONS IN LONDON. DAY
CHELSIE
You don’t need multiple locations to make your video
interesting.
4. INT. COLLEGE. DAY
CHELSIE
Just make content that you are passionate about or that you
would watch and there will be other people out there who will
want to watch it too.
5. INT. COLLEGE. DAY
CHELSIE
Step three. Show your personality. We all have one and
it’s what people want to see. No one wants to watch
someone who is boring or fake.
6. INT. COLLEGE. DAY
Chelsie sits in front of MacBook with final cut pro open on
screen.
CHELSIE
Step four is editing. Make sure you have a way of
editing your videos. Whether it’s final cut pro or an
app on your phone. Make your content look professional
and engaging for your viewers to watch. My golden rule
is ‘does it add to your story?’ It doesn’t matter if
it’s the best cinematic sequence ever, if it doesn’t
add to the story you’re trying to tell, then it has to
go.

3. By Chelsie Brandrick
My last step is promotion. You may be making the
worlds best content, but if no one knows about it,
then it doesn’t matter.
Chelsie holds up iPhone to camera and clicks on social medias
as she delivers dialogue.
So tell your friends, get them to tell their friends
and post about your YouTube videos on all of your
social media accounts. Use intriguing titles and
thumbnails and you’ll be getting views in no time.
Good luck and have fun. Being a YouTuber is brilliant!